Environmental Economic Valuation Review-Sri Lanka

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Environmental Economic Valuation Review-Sri Lanka

NOVEMBER 22, 2018

Environmental Economic Valuation Review was conducted to compile a list of environmental valuations conducted in Sri Lanka. Even though various researchers have been conducting environmental valuation researches, there was no compilation of the researches so most of the practitioners could not access these information. This document describes the methodology adopted and a list of researches. Please refer to the EEVR Sri Lanka -Easy Access Guide for web links to the published researches. BIOFIN Sri Lanka team appreciates the contributions of researchers who voluntarily contributed to this effort.

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